Holden Thorp, PhD, top editor at Science, discusses the essential role of front-line doctors, the power of well-told stories, and the value of admitting error.

The city says the companies knew for decades that their products caused global warming and profited from it. The outcome could indicate how other cases play out.

Over the last year or so I've seen a disturbing tendency in tech/startup/VC worlds to buy into the neoreactionary view that for startups to be successful they need to get on board the Trump train. Yes, there are the big name folks who everyone knows about and who didn't really surprise anyone—Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen, David Sacks, Elon Musk (pre-fallout)—but the more troubling trend has been watching younger entrepreneurs and VCs listen to their podcasts, read their posts and books, and slowly nod along to the idea that democracy is holding back innovation.

A court ruling on Saturday reinstated Temporary Protective Status for Haitians until February of next year.

The whole premise of internet publishing — that you could reach audiences far and wide — is starting to crumble.

OPINION: “When it comes to stopping climate change and creating a cleaner, more prosperous future for Americans, it’s not game over. It’s game on,” Jonathan Foley writes.

Solar power was the European Union's largest source of electricity for the first time in June, overtaking nuclear and wind while coal's contribution fell to an all-time low, data from energy think tank Ember showed on Thursday.